Floridians rally to expand Medicaid to nearly 1 million
Patients and health advocates will rally across Florida to urge Gov. Rick Scott and lawmakers to expand Medicaid to nearly 1 million residents.
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Common sense tactics to introduce kids to solid foods
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Of the milestones in your baby’s development, the introduction of solid foods isn’t one that should greatly concern you.
Florida medical marijuana drive resumes with revised measure
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Proponents of medical marijuana began an encore campaign for legalization Friday, filing a rewritten ballot measure just two months after one narrowly failed to pass.
What should a new mom expect?
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Many women often are eager to lose their pregnancy weight as quickly as possible post-birth. But it’s important to do it the right way, to keep both mom and baby healthy and safe.
As flu becomes more widespread, CDC pushes antiviral meds
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In the midst of a worrisome flu season, health officials are pushing doctors to prescribe antiviral medicines more often.
Alabama couple launches foundation in daughter’s memory
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At 4 years old, Jesse Brooks told her parents she wanted to be a missionary in Africa.
Scott proposes more money for public schools
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Relying on continued growth in property values around the state, Florida Gov. Rick Scott on Monday proposed increasing the amount of money for the state’s public schools.
Assassins of free speech
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The Enlightenment’s legacy of free speech has transformed the world. Ideas exchanged freely without fear have promoted freedom, justice, science and the arts, leading to an explosion of wealth, the lengthening of lifespans and the growing empowerment of women and minorities, while undermining totalitarian states that benefit elites through brutality.
Santa Rosa County tries again for Navarre Park grant funding
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Santa Rosa County missed out on $150,000 in state grant funding for Navarre Park last July and resubmitted a $50,000 application in October. Now the county plans to seek $200,000 in federal grant funding for improvements.
‘Plane nuts’ descend on Navarre
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Unlike most people, farmer Burl Scherler can step outside of his Colorado home, jump into his Cessna 210, and take off right from his front yard. In fact he did just that Friday afternoon, and nearly five hours later, he had left the cold of the Rockies for the slightly warmer temperatures of Navarre.